The Red Bull driver says he has never effort for incentive and is already starting to think about next season. "I want us to be as victorious in 2013 as we have been this year and the preceding two years," Vettel said. "Personally, I have never had to replicate inspiration that is part of my nature."
Vettel won the drivers' title in an exciting pinnacle in Brazil at the end of November, thrashing Ferrari's Fernando Alonso by just three points after a 20-race period. The 25-year-old, who was talking in an meeting with the official Formula 1 website, said the little particulars that added up to the contest victory were what would attach in his memory.
"Right now it is pleasant to savor the title win and everything that goes with it," Vettel said, "but what stays in your reminiscence much more than something else are the steps that got you there: the anxiety on the grid at the first race, the stress when it didn't work out as intended, the platform - all these moments stay in your head perpetually."
Vettel said that he was not instantly filled with joy when he irritable the line in sixth place at Interleague, knowing Alonso's second place was not adequate to renovate his lead. "The explosion came later," Vettel said. "The instant I crossed the finish line I was very calm - rather empty.
"I guess that's what occurs when a huge lumber comes off your chest. All year extended we've been so focused on that one and only goal and then rapidly you have reached it. That makes you silence - and perhaps a bit helpless - for a short immediate.
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